History VideoGame / ScoobyDooMysteryMayhem

* ButtMonkey: Shaggy suffers a lot of comedic abuse and often has to be rescued by Scooby. In particular, he gets trapped behind a rotating bookcase, falls through a floor after eating too much and is even [[CoincidentalAccidentalDisguise mistaken for a zombie]] at one point.
* CoincidentalAccidentalDisguise: After getting separated from Scooby, getting covered in mud and running into a tree, the dirty, disoriented Shaggy is mistaken for a zombie by some solders and is promptly captured.
* CollectionSidequest: Each episode has five sandwich ingredients and five clues to find. Collecting all the sandwich ingredients for a level unlocks a bonus minigame, while collecting clues unlocks concept art and models for the art gallery.

* DagwoodSandwich: One of the {{Collection Sidequest}}s for each level involves collecting five ingredients to make a giant sandwich. The end-of-episode cutscene even varies depending on how many ingredients you've collected: collecting all five results in Shaggy and Scooby looking satisfied, while collecting no ingredients results in them looking upset at their empty slices of bread.
* DamselInDistress: Daphne gets captured by the Red Knight in "Mayhem at the Movies", stuck on the merry-go-round in "Weird Wild West", captured once more by soldiers in "Bad Juju in the Bayou" and BrainwashedAndCrazy at one point in "High-Tech Terror".
* DevelopersForesight: Using the Tome of Doom on the man in the [[PaperThinDisguise ghost costume]] during the final segment of "The Haunting of Hambridge" won't capture him, but will net a funny comment from Shaggy about the tome not working.
* DistressedDude: Both of the main duo get captured at one point and have to be rescued by the other: Shaggy gets mistaken for a zombie and captured by government soldiers in "Bad Juju in the Bayou" while Scooby gets captured by the Red Knight in "Mayhem at the Movies". [[note]]In the GBA version, Shaggy is the one who gets captured in this level instead.[[/note]]
* EinsteinHair: Scooby's scientist disguise in episode 5 features big, white poofy hair.

* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: Although Scooby and Shaggy usually stick close together, events usually conspire to split them up OncePerEpisode: Shaggy gets lost in a library via a spinning bookcase in "The Haunting of Hambridge", Scooby gets kidnapped by the Red Knight in "Mayhem at the Movies", Shaggy eats so much he falls through a floor and gets trapped in the basement below in "Weird Wild West", and finally Shaggy gets mistaken for a zombie and captured by government soldiers in "Bad Juju in the Bayou".

* PaperThinDisguise: Shaggy and Scooby can wear disguises that fool anyone, monster or human alike, no matter how goofy they are or the fact one of them is a dog.

* ShaggyDogStory: Fitting the trope name, Shaggy and Scooby's quest to reach the gumbo pot in "Bad Juju in the Bayou" is rendered completely pointless when, the instant they get there, Scooby hears Daphne screaming for help and knocks the pot over while racing to reach her. Shaggy is hilariously distraught over the loss.

Daphne: [[CaptainObvious Well, duh.]]

--> '''Sherman''': [[YoureInsane She's complete mad!]]\\

'''[[DeadpanSnarker Daphne]]''': [[CaptainObvious Well, duh.]]

* DistressedDude: Both of the main duo get captured at one point and have to be rescued by the other: Shaggy gets mistaken for a zombie and captured by government soldiers in "Bad Juju in the Bayou" while Scooby gets captured by the Red Knight in "Mayhem at the Movies".

* DamselInDistress: Daphne gets captured by the Red Knight in "Mayhem at the Movies", stuck on the merry-go-round in "Weird Wild West", captured once more by soldiers in "Bad Juju in the Bayou" and BrainwashedAndCrazy at one point in "High-Tech Horror".

* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: Although Scooby and Shaggy usually stick close together, events usually conspire to split them up OncePerEpisode: Shaggy gets lost in a library via spinning bookcase in "The Haunting of Hambridge", Scooby gets kidnapped by the Red Knight in "Mayhem at the Movies", Shaggy eats so much he falls through a floor and gets trapped in the basement below in "Weird Wild West", and finally Shaggy gets mistaken for a zombie and captured by government soldiers in "Bad Juju in the Bayou".

* DamselInDistress: Daphne gets captured by the Red Knight in "Mayhem at the Movies", ends up stuck on the merry-go-round in "Weird Wild West", captured once more by soldiers in "Bad Juju in the Bayou" and ends up BrainwashedAndCrazy at one point in "High-Tech Horror".

* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: Although Scooby and Shaggy usually stick close together, events usually conspire to split them up OncePerEpisode: Shaggy gets lost in a library via spinning bookcase in "The Haunting of Hambridge", Scooby gets kidnapped by the Red Knight in "Mayhem at the Movies", Shaggy eats so much he falls through a floor and gets trapped in the basement below in "Weird Wild West", and finally Shaggy getting mistaken for a zombie and captured by government soldiers in "Bad Juju in the Bayou".

* EvilerThanThou: Selena Drake, who appeared to be TheDragon to Travis Sherman at first, reveals that [[spoiler: she never intended to help him buy his products, and wants to use the alpha wave modulator to TakeOverTheWorld]] [[EvenEvilHasStandards This horrifies even Sherman]].

* DamselInDistress: Daphne gets captured by the Red Knight at one point in "Mayhem at the Movies" and has to be rescued by Shaggy.

* BigBad: Travis Sherman, [[CorruptCorporateExectuive head of ShermanTech]] who is using the Tome of Doom to acquire more land and an alpha wave modulator to brainwash people into buying his products, [[spoiler:[[DiscOneFinalBoss is a figurehead]] for Selena Drake, his employee who uses the Tome of Doom to assist in her plan to mind-control the world]].

* BigBad: The main villain of the game appears to be Travis Sherman, [[spoiler:but it is really Selena Drake, who uses the Tome of Doom to assist in her plan to mind-control the world]].

* BigBad: The main villain of the game is Selena Drake, who uses the Tome of Doom to assist in her plan to mind-control the world.

* MadScientist: Selena Drake's goal is to use a machine to control everyone's minds.

* MythologyGag: The Tome of Doom looks similar to Sarah Ravencroft's spellbook from ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndTheWitchsGhost''.

''Scooby-Doo: Mystery Mayhem'' was a video game based on ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' released in 2003 for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance and in 2004 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 and UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}.